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Smooth Shifting with Reliable Motorcycle Clutch Cables
The clutch cable is a small but indispensable part of your motorcycle. It connects the clutch lever to the clutch and ensures that the drive is smoothly interrupted when you shift gears. A well-functioning cable makes the difference between light and precise shifting or a stiff feeling in the lever. At GHMparts, you'll find top-quality clutch cables for virtually every motorcycle make and model.
Function and Importance of the Clutch Cable
When you pull in the clutch lever, the cable pulls the clutch open, allowing you to change gears. However, due to regular use and exposure to moisture and dirt, the cable can wear out or become stiff. A worn or poorly lubricated cable can lead to jerking, heavy shifting, or even breakage - something you naturally want to avoid while riding.
When to Replace the Clutch Cable?
- When the lever feels heavy or doesn't return smoothly.
- With visible fraying, wear, or rust on the cable.
- If the outer sheath is damaged or starts to tear at the ends.
- When the clutch no longer disengages fully when the lever is pulled in.
Maintenance and Extending Lifespan
- Lubricate the cable regularly with special cable oil or spray.
- Check the cable routing: sharp bends or kinks accelerate wear.
- Use a cable guide or sleeve to reduce friction.
- Have the free play of the lever adjusted correctly for smooth operation.
Different Types of Clutch Cables
- Original Clutch Cables: exactly to factory specifications, with a perfect fit.
- Aftermarket Cables: of equivalent quality, often with improved protection or a smoother inner lining.
- Reinforced Cables: with an extra-strong outer sheath for intensive use or off-road riding.
Clutch Cables at GHMparts
At GHMparts, you'll find clutch cables for virtually every make and model of motorcycle. From original replacements to reinforced variants for heavier loads - always with a perfect fit and smooth operation. Order easily online with fast delivery and a 14-day return policy, or visit our showroom for personal advice and fitting assistance.























